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the usual visitor. And no wonder

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Cable (Jonn
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over the production.

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on the stage with Mary Martin
in her original role.

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story much, except to fit it into
the icnematic medium,” Ham-
merstein said. “There are some
obvious things which you can
Go with movies but not on the
stage.”

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made from our musicals. I’m
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Dick, I've done some other
things in the past that came out
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speech from the throne opening Canada’s . 23rd Parliament.
It was the first time in history that a sovereign had come to
Canada to preside at the solemn, colorful occasion, (CP Photo)

Vancouver Arts Festival
To Become Annuai Event

By DAVID QUINTON tistie and managing director of
Canadian Press Staff Writer | the festival. -
VANCOUVER @— Plans are Ernest G. Ferrault, of the fes-

nearing completion for Canada’s|tival’s organizing committee,
biggest festival of the arts. said British Columbians are not

Scheduled to be an annual: generally aware of the festival.
event, the Vancouver Festiva! of | “The centennial year

is so}.

 

Prince Rupert Daily News
Friday, October 18, 1957

 

BLACKWOOD on

BRIDGE

By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

  

Mr. Dale Considers the People
As Well As the Cards in Bidding

Mr. Dale considered the people as well as the
cards in bidding his hand today. He thought Miss
Brash might have a pretty weak opening (which she
did) and he also figured Mr. Muzzy’s defense would.
be something less than brilliant. Hence he tried for a
game with a bid of three spades after getting a raise
from his partner, Mr. Abel, who has great faith in Mr.
Dale’s playing ability, went on to four.

 

 

and Mr. Dale won with the king.; peen at no disadvantage at all
Looking the hand over, Mr. Dale | when she was in with the king
Saw that he had a diarnond los-| of clubs. Mr. Dale would have
er and probably two lozers 1n! pad to ruff her diamond or heart
clubs. j return and lose another club at

He might make the contract’ the end.

 

 

the Arts will run for three weeks | packed with entertainment the
during British Columbia’s cen- | Public seems surprised to hear
starting ‘ a S
musical, artistic and dramatic

1958. s
events,” he said.

The event will combine the tal-

encs of some of the world’s great- . Tas .
est musicians, artists and dra- not for British Columbia alone.
me tists - It is for the world to come and
OF WIDE SCOPE admire. We aim to rival the
The festival is aiming at one great festivals of Edinburgh and
unioue feature: The assembling S@lzbure.” pire
of talent from North America, 40 FYLM ENTRIES
Europe and Asia. .
“We want to impress people
that this is a sort of exhibition
of the respective arts of many of
the world’s greatest exponents, . . -
rather than a dose of elture known movie making countries.
said Nicholas Goldschmidt, ar-| One Rhodesian movie producer
wrote to say excellent films were

| available of native tribal danc-

. | fing
Fra ncois La KC we the women dancers wore

 

‘festival has already

tions, including Seuth Africa

 

oniy a string of beads—-around |

News their waists--the committee is
; . | still pondering the offer.
By AGNES . NEAVE The festival itseif opens with

Dritv News Correspondent
FRANCOIS LAKE— Margarct)-pon Giovanni” with the Metro-

 

after being away in Vancouver London of Montreal, heading the
| for six weeks under a doctor's | ist of singers taking part.

icare, Both are feeling much bet- The festival quartet, which in-
‘ter. They are moving from their cludes William Primrose, will

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Margaret has just beught
[Burns Lake.

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| Our shene has been very quict festival.
since Thursday when six su-!
jacribers have been Given a sep- has been
lerate line to Burns Lake central.

 

‘Repertory Theatre.

; Watson homes, .
-CANADLAN SOLOFSTS

| Wow that our dine is net over-

| crowded we are hoping to have!
the J. Keele
our line, and a dine installed east,
down the lakeshore to take in! nationally

‘the Loveseth, Jeffrey and other,

families, also the sehool.

reputed conduetors

Syeen Forrester, Montreal,

occasions lave arisen

} hie : when a Jazz conecrts will be giver
phone was urgently needed throughout the duration of the
down there, once when the! sestival, ;

1'Mearas had a fire and needed |
was taken Wat school and when | peg to hank itself upon, Tt need
Httle Kenny Rensby needed help: to feel its wanted,” sald Mr
for severe bleeding, Tt would be! Goldschmidt.
of great help asmostofthe men] Peter Bennett, managing di
ure working in town and oftea;reetor of the Stratford, Ont
need to eb in touch with their | Shakespenarenn Festival, is ad
offices and places of work, [ministration director,

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He said the international film:
drawn 40° 4.
entries from 2) different na-

and Java, apart from the weil-,

‘performances of Mozart’s opera ,

y Ys te ; rv * ’ \ . .
and Veronica Hickey are back yolitan's bass-baritone George

lrench ab Colleymount to a home give three recitals, including the
in first performance of a prize-win-
‘ing Canadian composcr's work,

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‘one of the major awards of the TY:
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A play, based on B,C. themes,
commissioned from To- |
ronto playwright Listor sinclalr |

i They are the Mineer, Halcrow, and will be directed by Douglas |
(Myloean, Taylor, Staunton and Seale of England's Birmingham!

The Vancouver Symphony Or- } am.
family moved to ehestra will perform under the iy
batons of nationally and inter- |

jand Lais Marshall, foronte, Mau-
leg Pe so, and
During the Jast month three’ yon Viekers, Prince Albert, Sask. |

Soloists WHI include Glenn Gould |

: “There's plenty of talent In|
help, then when Bruce McClure iCanada, but much of it needs a |

 

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Neither side oe his hand and dummy and then
hr Abel throwing one of the opponents
AKQ3 in with the second round of
9 @4 clubs. But the cards would have
@ K Q2 to be just right. That is, the op-
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WEs't EAST sl icad would have to have start-
Mr 7 Miuaey A os rash ed with no more than two clubs
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Mee Late small diamond to the king. Miss
ts = 3 1027 Brash won with the ace and ied
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| wer and then cashed exactly two
rhe Wadine: rounds of spades, playing the
mast south West Nort ace and king.
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Pass 3 8 Pass *. | strip out that suit and followed
4ll Pass with the ace and another club.
This is another deal to il‘us- eo te ine the second elu
trate the fact that you cannot vi h he | ing and had nothing
always afford to pick up ail of ett but red cards. Her return
the enemy's trumps when you was a diamond and Mr. Dale dis-
are trying to execute an elimin- carded his hast club while ruffing
ation and throw-in play. on aes board with the quecn of
Mr. Muzzy led the jack of| “yy he had picked up all of tne
hearts and Miss Brash won with outstanding trumps early in the
the ace. She returned the suil} aand, Miss Brash would have.

 

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In the Supreme Court of British Columbia

 

Inthe Matter of the “Execution Act’, Being Chapter
114, R.S.B.C. 1948, and Amendments Thereto, between
Philpott Evitt and Company Limited, Plaintiff (udgment -
Creditor), and Mayhew’s Cash & Carry, Defendant (udg-
ment Debtor).

Under and by virtue of an order issued out of the
Supreme Court of British Columbia, Prince Rupert Regis:
try, dated the 4th day of October, 1957, made by Order
of His Honour Judge W. O. Fulton in an action wherein
Philpott Evitt arid Company Limited is Plaintiff Qudg-
ment Creditor) and Mayhew’s Cash & Carry is Defendant
Judgment Debtor, | will offer for sale by public auction
at my office, Court House, Prince Rupert, British Co-
lumbia, on Wednesday, the 30th day of October, 1957,
at 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, all the interast of the
said Mayhew's Cash & Carry in and to the following
described lands and premises: That parcel or tract of
land situate in the Village of New Hazelton commonly
known as lots 18 & 19, Block 121, Section 2, Townsite

of New Hazelton, Map 968.

The Plaintiff's Judgment against the Defendant Is
for $1,121.48 and was registered the V5th day of
March, 1957,

Torms of Sale: Cash,

Sealed tenders may be submitted by mail, Highest
or any tender not necessarily accepted,

Earl J, Doan,
Sheriff of the County of Prince Rupert.

Shori{{'s Office, Court House,
Prince Rupert, B.C., October Vth, 1957,